Spencer gives his take on Carson Wentz' continued struggles, and how the one-time MVP candidate can turn his career around. In today's bonus content he analyzes the Westbrook-Harden situations, and is back with the Fantastic Five NFL gambling picks.

Former ASU Basketball manager Chad Walker returns to talk about the Eagles' struggles--and who isn't getting enough blame for their continued poor play. He also weighs in on NFC contenders, Westbrook and Harden's new teammates in the NBA,  and whether or not Texas should be looking for a new football coach.

Spencer explains why he thinks the Steelers are the most underrated 9-0 team ever, and how it relates to......Star Trek. In today's bonus content he looks at the possibility of the Nets trading for James Harden, gives final thoughts on last week's Masters, and the Fantastic Five gambling picks.

The ever-opinionated Dev Barghava returns to push back on Spencer's take on the Steelers, and to discuss who can win the NFC as no team has clearly distinguished themselves. Plus, they dive into the craziness of NBA free agency.

Spencer explains why patience is his biggest takeaway from last week's NFL slate, and why it's paramount that Cowboys fans not develop short memories during this 2020 season. 

At the midway point in the NFL season, he summarizes each team's first half in one sentence/question, and finishes today's show with the Fantastic Five gambling picks.

Spencer explains why the seemingly short leash for Tua Tagovailoa is a fair perspective for the Miami Dolphins and how it relates to golf. In today's bonus content, he discusses the MLB allowing AJ Hinch and Alex Cora to get managerial jobs again in baseball after being at the forefront of the Astros' cheating scandal. Plus, the Fantastic Five gambling picks in the NFL coming off of a winning weak.

Dylan Marcy is today's guest, bringing film analysis to break down Tua, Josh Allen, and Lamar Jackson.  Plus, he and Spencer discuss the Steelers' champinoship hopes, and Jimmy G's future in San Francisco.

Recording today's show exclusively on the podcast, Spencer explains how even Super Bowl caliber teams have a serious flaw--and why the Chiefs will repeat as Super Bowl champs.

Plus he gives his top 10 teams in the NFL, and the Fantastic Five gambling picks--looking for a bounce back week after back-to-back 2-3 performances in his picks.

Spencer explains in his open why the Ravens can't win the AFC unless 1 major change occurs which hasn't yet, and why Mike McCarthy is unlikely to get fired after this season despite the Cowboys' struggles. In today's bonus content he gives thoughts on the Bucs' big win over Green Bay, Tua starting for the Dolphins, and this week's Fantastic Five gambling picks in the NFL.

His older brother Mitchel returns to the show to discuss the Ravens' limitations on offense, why Mike McCarthy could be in more trouble than Spencer thinks,  the Chiefs, and breaks down the world series with some harsh words for Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.

Spencer has seldom-heard praise  for the New York Jets, and why they should make one more move by following their own advice. Plus, he thinks Mike McCarthy has a real opportunity in Dallas to show his ability as a coach. In today's bonus content, he gives final takeaways on LeBron capturing his fourth championship, and his Fantastic Five gambling picks coming off of a 5-0 performance last week.

Alex Stewart returns as today's guest, giving his thoughts on the future for the Jets and the Cowboys--with a perfect description for what Andy Dalton brings to the table for Dallas.  Plus he and Spencer discuss the Ravens, Jimmy G's struggles, and the MLB playoffs.

Spencer begins today's show by explaining the "new normal" for Tom Brady in 2020 and how we should view him this season because of it. In today's bonus content, he gives his early Super Bowl contenders with a quarter of the NFL season completed.

Dylan Marcy joins the show prepared with an ample amount of film study, breaking down what to make of Brady's inconsistent performances, the Cowboys struggles, and Josh Allen's success.

Spencer begins today's show explaining what NFL fans of all teams should learn from the Bears' QB situation--especially the Dallas Cowboys. In today's bonus content, he gives his 'Fantastic Five' gambling picks, then explains why this championship has been so important for LeBron James, even though it has not been the most difficult to win.

His older brother Mitchel is today's guest, providing perspective on a variety of NFL topics including: What's wrong with the Eagles, whether Brady and the Bucs are for real, and how the Ravens can one day get over the hump and beat the Chiefs.

Spencer explains why the MVP discussion in the NBA is framed incorrectly on a broad scale, and why LeBron James' legacy won't be impacted after being snubbed once again for a regular season MVP. In today's bonus content, he looks ahead for the Cowboys and Patriots and why there's good news--and bad news--for both teams.

Dev Bhargava returns as today's guest, pushing back on Spencer's framing of the NBA MVP discussion, saying why he thinks Giannis will eventually leave the Bucks, and provides gambling insights for this week in the NFL.